Vaccination-based "discrimination" is not discrimination at all. Discrimination can only happen based on factors beyond your control. You can't control your s

Vaccination-based "discrimination" is not discrimination at all. Discrimination can only happen based on factors beyond your control. You can't control your skin color. You can't control your gender, sexual preferences, country of origin, etc. either. Not getting the vaccine is a choice. Choices have consequences. This logic also dictates further scenarios: - vaccine not available to everyone? ⇒ yes, distinguishing on vaccination status would be discrimination since you may not have the choice. - vaccine required or forbidden by law? ⇒ yes, now things get really complicated. Especially if you travel elsewhere with different rules.